Susan V. Daywitt Receives Most Inspiring Businesswoman Award

DOYLESTOWN, Pa., May 21 /PRNewswire/ -- The Women's Business Forum presented Susan V. Daywitt with its Most Inspiring Business Woman Award at the 4th Annual I.D.E.A.S. Expo & Conference, held April 21 at Spring Mill Manor in Ivyland, Pa.

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Daywitt is president and CEO of SLM – Facilities Solutions Nationwide, Environmental Commodities Management, CITRUS Services, Grease Recovery and Daywitt Enterprises. Her management company provides facility service solutions in the fields of trash/recycling, grease trap pumping/jetting, plumbing, cooking oil removal, kitchen exhaust cleaning, lawn care, snow plowing and janitorial services. SLM bids, analyzes, customizes reports, pays vendor bills monthly and guarantees the accountability of its staff in all that is required of the team. Daywitt's nationwide business generates over $47 million in annual revenues while helping clients achieve sustainability within a green environmental platform.

The Most Inspiring Business Woman Award recognizes one shining example of the WBF's mission -- to educate, mentor and inspire women to build and sustain viable businesses. The award recipient is a woman who has ongoing, significant impact on other women in business by inspiring them to reach for and achieve greater success than they would have otherwise.

Daywitt will follow up this honor with a presentation to the Women's Business Forum at the group's FREE regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, June 2, 8 - 9:00 am at the James Lorah House, 132 N. Main Street, Doylestown PA 18901. She will talk about how she built her business and how women can make more money in business. The morning program is open to WBF members as well as nonmembers.

Daywitt is herself a highly regarded business leader who has been recognized for her keen, analytical business sense, engaging demeanor and willingness to work with and mentor others. A wife, mother, grandmother, mentor and entrepreneur, Susan has been a "no questions asked" supporter of the Women's Business Forum's mentoring program -- and, in fact, inspired its very existence. With 25 years' business savvy within the facilities arena, this University of Colorado multi-degree recipient is also a certified NLP trainer, hypnotist and fully licensed WBE and WBENC entity throughout the United States. In addition, she contributes frequently to industry journals, sits on the board of RFMA (Restaurant Facility Management Professionals) and chairs Peace through Business, a leadership program for women in Rwanda and Afghanistan. For more on Daywitt: http://www.slmwaste.com

The Women's Business Forum™ (www.womensbusinessforum.org) is a non-profit organization that educates, mentors and inspires women business leaders and entrepreneurs to build and sustain viable businesses. It does this by providing free group meetings twice a month, special educational sessions throughout the year, one-on-one mentoring opportunities and valuable business resources. For more information, call 267-337-6073.

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